Saying all men are men isn't misgendering. Correctly identifying transwomen as men isn't abuse. Being male is actually a requirement of being a transwoman. Again with the sweary personal abuse though.Unfailing misgendering a community is an abuse. Every time you do it you insult my niece, and I feel it, you sad furck.
It doesn't affect my mood. You seem to enjoy writing about them and saying the word though.You have such an obsessive fixation with the words 'flacid penis' that being called a sad limp dick should make you happy.
I simply asked for link - which showed you were cherry picking youth stats rather than the overall figures. Wild claim? National statistics that counter your stats from one city, shown clearly in an offical chart for your easy reading.Just yesterday you didn't believe the crime stats I quoted and asked for a link. I obliged you with a link. I asked for a link to your wild claim. Needless to say, no evidence or link to evidence came.
Did you know that 31% of violent crime and homicide in London is carried out be young females? Shocking isn't it?
Andrew Tate has been mentioned on here actually. Ridiculous though to sugegest women put their immediate concerns to one side until the whole culture of male violence has been addressed. Women, wait your turn.Aurora spends all her time wanging on about non-threats, but we never see her talking about the real threats to women and womanhood in general, which is people like Andrew Tate and the view he espouses, and the incels. She is silent on these.
Saying all men are men isn't misgendering. Correctly identifying transwomen as men isn't abuse. Being male is actually a requirement of being a transwoman. Again with the sweary personal abuse though.
The only person who has done any personal misgendering on here is you. You recounted the tale of your non binary friend, telling us they use they/them pronouns, then forgot your own story and called them 'she' and 'her' for a few paragraphs. Lol.
Nationally the figures are that 84% of violent crime is done by males
Why you think your cherry picked stat from a set of data that's a fraction of the national data on the same subject is even relevant I don't know.
But that doesn't matter. There are vastly more young women than transwomen with GRCs. So as a comparison it only works if you normalise it by calculating the risk per capita. I'll wager that the risk of being violently accosted by a young woman as a percentage of all young women is much lower than the same for transwomen with GRCs. This doesn't mean we should be afraid of transwomen with GRCs but it does mean that we should question the process and ensure that GRCs are only given (as now) to people who are genuinely transgender.The number of young women suspects for violence in London is a greater number than the number of trans women with a GRC.
I wouldn't call it a concession. I didn't need to concede as if under pressure to do so. It's what I have always said, because it's true.
But to put it into full context, the panel need to be convinced that the applicant has taken available steps. If a person can not take hormones due to other medical reasons, then that is accepted. Likewise surgery, as I explained way back when I first entered the forum, there are plenty of trans women who have been taking hormones, but then been left to languish on the vine until a point is reached where they no longer have the donor material required for surgery.
So the requirement for hormones or surgery is not an absolute requirement, the panel need some explanation of why this has not been so before they will grant a GRC.
It isn't a case of just do nothing through choice and still get a GRC without question.
But that doesn't matter. There are vastly more young women than transwomen with GRCs. So as a comparison it only works if you normalise it by calculating the risk per capita. I'll wager that the risk of being violently accosted by a young woman as a percentage of all young women is much lower than the same for transwomen with GRCs. This doesn't mean we should be afraid of transwomen with GRCs but it does mean that we should question the process and ensure that GRCs are only given (as now) to people who are genuinely transgender.
Yes. But if I put you in a room with 20,000 dogs where 2000 are known to be biters or a room with 10 dogs where 2 are known to be biters, which room would you rather be in?Incorrect. If there are two trans women in the female prison estate, one is committed for sexual offences, the other fraud. Aurora will say that 50% of trans women are sexual predators. Real numbers matter.
And drew a conclusion from limited, cherry picked data. The national picture - from a much bigger set of data - shows a very different picture.I made a direct comparison between two specified quantities from reliable sources - that's allowable.
And what does that show exactly? That there are a lot more young women in London than transwomen with GRC's? Correct. And so transwomen with GRC's are less risk to women than young women from London? Not really because transwomen with GRC's remain part of the cohort that actually are statistically the biggest risk to women - which is men. They aren't magically whisked out of this cohort by having a certificate anymore than a man with a CRB check certificate is suddenly no longer a statistical risk.The number of young women suspects for violence in London is a greater number than the number of trans women with a GRC.
That doesn't misrepresent anything.
Incorrect. If there are two trans women in the female prison estate, one is committed for sexual offences, the other fraud. Aurora will say that 50% of trans women are sexual predators. Real numbers matter.
Prisoners across both men and women?We aren't talking about 2 prisoners though.
https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2022-01-06/98878
In 2022, of 146 transwomen prisoners 91 of them had at least one conviction for sex offences. A much higher ratio than other prisoners.
I can (and have previously) quite happily say that these are mostly men with fetishes, not body dysphoria. But if you are going to insist that gender is innate and that you don't need a diagnosis to be trans, and that 'you are who you say you are' - well these individuals say they are trans so you must surely accept they are transwomen. And they have a higher rate of sexual offending than other men. And far, far higher than women obviously.
We've gone back down the crime/prison avenue though, when the reality is it's as much about dignity and privacy as safety. I know lots of lovely men. Totally trustworthy and safe. I still don't think they should be in women's single sex spaces and services.
Yes. But if I put you in a room with 20,000 dogs where 2000 are known to be biters or a room with 10 dogs where 2 are known to be biters, which room would you rather be in?